The Alpine Imprint RLS will always be one of the most amazing demo cars ever produced. But before the Imprint made it's impression on car audio history, the Alpine crew built the Sinister Six. What started out as an innocent $84,000 BMW 645ci ended up a jaw dropping, road raging, Sinister sports coupe. And SoundDomain has two videos from Alpine following the crew through the amazing build.
It interesting what you can find in life if you just look a little bit closer.... SoundDomain's new guestblogger, Ben, writes about the hidden easter eggs found on circuit boards. Who'da guessed engineers had a sense of humor?
Car manufacturers aren't the only ones getting hit by Chinese knock-offs; even car audio manufacturers have to step into the ring. Check out the pics of this bogus Alpine amplifier found out in the wild. Would you have spotted it?
Our main man Steve Meade is back and shaking up a ruckus at Taco Bell. Watch what happens when the two drive thru guys ask for a sample of the Tahoe's beefy beats. Notice the bills in Taco Dude #2's hand when Steve gives the magic knob a twist... The looks on their faces are pretty priceless too: from excitement to satisfaction to shock & awe. It's always a good time with Steve.
We've also got a video of CarDomain member Jamminwagon plugging in and jammin' out on his electric car through his Dodge Magnum's sound ssytem. Boy's got some skills, car's got some beats!
Scosche built out a pretty crazy demo car for SEMA 2006: a bright orange FJ Cruiser stuffed with EFX gear: eight 12" woofers, twelve amplifiers, seven monitors (including a 32"
monitor in the rear door!), twenty speakers, three batteries, and over 9000 watts of power!
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